How to pronounce “stravinsky” in English

Igor Stravinsky's greatest work was what?

of Stravinsky uh operas a couple years ago Vance George's last season it was a delightful experience for me that I'll

Anyone a fan of Igor Stravinsky?

Amanda Hankes: or hearing neo-classical Stravinsky ballets, seven in a row would be really hard on the audience.

Stravinsky, himself, actually fled the theater, feared for his life, never got to see the curtain close on what

Daniel: Stravinsky.

pieces of the 20th or any other Century Stravinsky's right of spring

always treasure you're a great interpreter of Stravinsky but I wanted to ask you uh uh to comment about a part

by a circle of musicians who were working with Stravinsky and I I met Stravinsky the first time when I was

And for him, modern music was like Stravinsky or something.

I love the Talking Heads, and I love Stravinsky.

Just going back to "The Walls Around Us," was there a reason why you chose Stravinsky's "Firebird" as the ballet?

Umm, the Right of Spring Stravinsky excerpt is often done in different meters.

of the Infamous Premiere you can follow in my footsteps down the corridors where Stravinsky was running from an outraged

And this one's incredibly inspiring, by the great composer Igor Stravinsky, "The more constraints one imposes, the more one frees oneself of the chains that

And so of course then you have "The Rite of Spring," and all of a sudden Debussy gets pushed to the side with Stravinsky who thought Debussy was OK but not

are very rhythmic very aggressive with a lot of energy and short notes which is where I think Stravinsky just whips the

One was, it sounds like it was a more modern composer doing a fugue, somebody like Hindemith or something like that, or maybe even a Stravinsky.

One time he came up with two recordings, two LPs, and "Stravinsky."

Which means I am now a fan of Igor Stravinsky.

Um, the, uh Fantasia, they were able to use Stravinsky's 'Rite of Spring' because it was in the public domain here.

at our first meeting with Peter he looked at what we wanted at our proposed program and said, "You have seven Stravinsky ballets on here which we hadn't really noticed. Stravinsky

And then we're closing it, the evening, with Rubies which is a Balanchine/Stravinsky collaboration that really takes New York as its inspiration. So it honors Stravinsky, genius of Stravinsky,

Adrian Danchig-Waring: I mean I think that's, in my mind they're mostly Balanchine works, Stravinsky Violin Concerto, Agon, Apollo --